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BLM Releases Long-Delayed, Destructive Travel Plan for Utah’s San Rafael Desert

Aug 24th, 2020 Written by suwa

For Immediate Release Contact: Laura Peterson, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance 801-236-3762, laura@suwa.org Salt Lake City, UT (August 24, 2020) – On Friday, August 21, the Bureau of Land Management released the […]

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Conservation Groups Praise the BLM’s Withdrawal of Oil and Gas Leases Near Utah National Parks

Aug 12th, 2020 Written by suwa

Contact: Steve Bloch, Legal Director, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, 801-859-1552, steve@suwa.org  Anne Hawke, Senior Press Secretary, Natural Resources Defense Council,  646-823-4518, ahawke@nrdc.org  Liam Kelly, Communications Manager, National Parks Conservation Association, […]

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SUWA Statement on Appointment of Greg Sheehan as State Director of BLM Utah

Jul 21st, 2020 Written by suwa

Salt Lake City, Utah (July 21, 2020) – The Bureau of Land Management today announced the appointment of Greg Sheehan as the BLM’s new State Director for Utah. In response, […]

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Amid Pandemic, Interior Moves Forward with Enormous Oil and Gas Drilling Plan on Public Lands Near National Parks   

Jun 10th, 2020 Written by suwa

Contact: Liam Kelly, National Parks Conservation Association, 213-814-8666, lkelly@npca.org Landon Newell, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, 801.428.3991, landon@suwa.org  Salt Lake City, UT – The Trump administration has released its proposal to […]

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BLM Prepares to Flood Southern Utah with Oil and Gas Leases to Develop the State’s Most Scenic Redrock Country

Mar 19th, 2020 Written by suwa

Salt Lake City, UT (March 19, 2020): The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is preparing to offer a massive swath of treasured Utah public lands for oil and gas development.  […]

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Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild! Earlier this year, we Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild! Earlier this year, we partnered with @rigtoflip to create a short film about this rallying cry for a remarkable place. Take 10 minutes to learn why Labyrinth Canyon is a truly wild place and to better understand the threats posed by excessive off-road vehicles.

The Trump administration is taking comments on a plan to increase motorized recreation in Labyrinth until Friday, Oct 24 - speak up and send this video to your friends, family, and colleagues who also love public lands and wild places (especially if they’ve floated Labyrinth!). Visit suwa.org/keeplabywild or use the link in our bio to make your voice heard today.
We have a moral obligation to steward these lands We have a moral obligation to steward these lands for future generations. Tell the Bureau of Land Management you want to Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild! 

Visit suwa.org/keeplabywild TODAY.

We’ve been sharing clips from an upcoming Labyrinth Canyon film all week—be on the lookout for the full length version coming soon!
Labyrinth Canyon has a special sense of place—on Labyrinth Canyon has a special sense of place—one that deeply connects us to the planet we live on. Put the “public” in public land management and speak up against threats to this remarkable place. Keep Labyrinth Canyon wild!

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Excessive off-road vehicle use has caused signific Excessive off-road vehicle use has caused significant damage to cryptobiotic soils, wildlife, and cultural sites in Labyrinth Canyon. This place is too special and needs to be protected—ACT NOW to Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild!

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Labyrinth Canyon is a gem of the American public l Labyrinth Canyon is a gem of the American public lands system, but it’s under threat from the Trump Administration. We believe it’s worth protecting so that the many generations that follow us will still know it as a wild place.

Speak up and Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild! Visit suwa.org/keeplabywild & be on the lookout for more Labyrinth Canyon vids coming soon!

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